The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-11 00:00:00

Ll< 1.. T 7' CIRCUITS. 11()MiL t : ' nj o N 13A0 ivl,Acuo;: •.! ;.11,1 NI r. Luntee - yi 49.1 1 , - 3,4terifort —7, giletinsibicl. iti - - l4; M "fttAff.. 4 - , ?I, slurs , rvy, , . I , o hinton.• • • • 140R1'01S'i t iRcurr. ilelbre Lord N {. (UStiCe G ros E. Bus: kimtharnslitrt; 5'.! ,irc.;,) , „, ,Miu.c)); S 4 ,Axl i esbury. - s'ai re ... ' tinnittigition. !TiTostlay, ; 15, Cartitiriall44;, Notiolk• '..Satuiday, 19, T::etinr4, v „ , Sull'utk • , . ;4, Bi ry , . OX! QRI) CIRCUIT. .' , Pcfore 13.htice A C MAR Z u,d Baron Cie AnA ire Monday, Mar..ll 7; Reading: t)xf,t , lsh're Wedotsday, gi . Oxford. , Wt r • ,ter hire Satutd,ly, iz. Worce: ter. ty of W- rcester tiaffle doy,"` eqy'of Worcester kitit c,i!ershire - Wednesday 16, Gloucester., • CU.) ot loucestar Sallie do, z 6, Ci yore; loucester .M.onov.wto hire Saturday, tg, I‘4 , ,nniontlV' tierefoio.,inre - Tuesday, March tea., . . Shropshire. Saturday, 2fr, S.brawsbu,ry.. Stallbrdshirc Weariq•chYs .3 0 , MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Before Sir 1 AMES NI A N S El EIJI and Baron ‘Voon. N ort h am pton —. Saturday, March 5, N Ithampron. Rutland Friday, ll, Mitcham. .Lincolnshire - Saturday. 12, Lincoln. Cit\ or Lincoln - Same day, , . 1%1 City of Lincoln. Nottinghamshire Vriqay, . ill, Nottingham. Town of Nottingham . - . ,'Town of Nottingham • D er b ys hi r e . . Wednesday, 23, l'lrrbysliirc, Lweestrir - • - Monday, 2s, t.,ist le of Lcaest, 'Borough of Leicester Same clay. (it Leicester. Ci t y o f C o ve n try - Friday, - April 1, yof Coventry: Warivickshiro . SaturdJy, 2, Warwick. Gilißrl LTAR. PROCLAMATION. Gibialtar, Dec. 22, 11107. As there is strong reason to believe' that large shipments of grain have already arrived, and are daily e4p.A.ted, in thi4 Bay; consigned to inerchants of the place, whic,, rf exported at this tittle to any neig,hbouring port, may reasombly be presum e d be intended tor Spain ; by which traffic no one oh; jea of British comowree would he tarwarded, unless the private,interests of individualvcan .be:so and ,a,seasonable supply 16)110 to the enemy at tins critical conjuncture, to provision' his, fortresses,' and' to taciiiiiik the operations of his. arinies ; ltis E% e ritency Livievant-General, Commanding iu Chief, although Unwilling. to interfere with the freedom at the port, by .the adoption al. any re- Strieive measore, thinks it his inclispensible duty to all his Majesty's loyal Subjects against any ape.; cetlaainn which js not sanctioned by an'Order of His Maje Sty in Council, or by the known laws of the l an d, a s from such the most seikius coupequenees'i loth to the public and to thegiselves,. may proba,bly result. 13); COP3marld, , • Witiold, A. secretary. , On Sunday morning Duel was fought on ant bury Cetnelinl, -b etw een Lieutenants 0---L—E and 151 N, hottof the 43d root, which was attended with fatal consequences to the furrier, who leceived a ball through the body 91. inc ti t s. tire, and exhired an t h e spot. This inelanoli(4.6plitdSlaia.e originat 7 ed in it tritlun. dispute,;it; Ibe on(!,s, on tic Ore ceding . /0;c1 4,,g. Licttt. Ito 1.<4;41)4); 4 :0 We are sorry to state, that rest thti.' — nktNiait insmogi) was iwfortun.i.ely Gi*venoi tilitare. ct ;is ridnlg ont horsetioi:k, and as he he cur:ler of thy 6 , inaro from the cast to the t;(,',1111 ,he rode up raftwrcloSe to the riding, ti,c pavement is not so e% en as ' in the middle a: the O.oril . , r ;o:•\‘'ljr. • The kor,e tumbled, Lind tell'upon I.is head. Being in his chill b e wa very into?, and incapahleot 'making ally towards les , ;enitigtheliirce elf' Iris frtll ; he bled profusely, and lay 401 the gruuncf. Lord B,ynN:A . ly.c at home at the tinie, and o.rdired his va ter and some others to, tirink the'nit -lettUll:, 110 , 181% The.seri•:tn t o ok li d a.up apparent !Hetes.; state; and, upon a proles6lonal man tseing went fur, it wail found.thm bls .I.;6ldikliiii was dead. • Jost as his Lord ship tell, 4,4 art Li:Ml:cued to be critping Up; one of the wheels run against him, but It 18 110t'81.1pp03e'll that that was the occaSion of his debtli. A warrant ivaslast night obtained liar the reinoitil of th is Amly lb the house of thelicceased; -- and the Itapicst•will he held this by. His Lordship was, Martinis. of, rrlibmoud arid Earl ofinchiquin,. itvireland i I3^ ctrl 'rhomijnd, in England. • Hayintdiati z wiihout the Hon. Eti\v,tito CYBstent, :aneatr st jative, to the Irish Earhiorn ; zhe IVlartiniitnciand the Barony is extin6i, • •• , • . . . loqat4itton was taken 'on Tuesday at St. Guar ge's flespitA, before A; GE LL, Esq. Cominer ior.Viest mina*, . pn the body of Mary' Carpmeal„ ' yvho drowoed e l st. the kicrperrtme oo the o w ding day: deeoa , .ed, a fitie y(,nn‘f vedrnati, 18 year.; of i),2,e, was the niece of the late Carp meal, of A Pollee Office„ end her tattier , , cently kept the Coach arid Horsei,in Mount-street. At appeared in oidence, that thedeceased •was walk ing i ll the Pa'rk‘Wah her Sisters and other's, whom bile had gone - on that afternoon to' visit; and, on a gut' ran away front her coati lap t ops, el4lll itt 'their sight 'threw herself into the tiverl; A (irotle man's servant, who tvas on the .sptit„/ but could-not Swim, tied three bandlicrclilets `gether tri save the .young woman ) ykfingh she lit- tempted 'in %Ain't° lay hold of, ant Let length sunk.. 'A w an of colour plunged into ' the 14ter ! ifter she had bedn 'there several minutes, and h;occeed , ,!ci in getting the biitly on shore ; but every means to re- Store alliniat ion proved uniuectissfnl: It vvaa . .stated,, an unfortunate attaehment , hati deprived the ii ce-ased of her .senses. On Monday 1 ist the - gth instant, oti'inqutirjvai j held at . Great Stanmore, 'Middlesex, by (;:ti.OtioE' - I..j o nnsoig,;',E4q. - Coroner for , that County,. ni.;on the body. of Elizabeth eltuterbuck, one °tit. - • clanghters of the late Thomas Clutterhn'ek, Esq. of Watthrtilin the County of ,liertford, wltu was fouttddrew edort the preceding Friday, at S taut nore, in the garden pond of her brother, Peter Clutter - yileit, Esq. into mihieh, she is btlep„se4 to havg :_nideavouing to reach hey,botmet, w hi c h. had probably been blotyn of by 'il'Abilden gust of wind "tto the water. - The Jury, afit,r a few to:nutes consultation - brought verdiO. of Accidental ;Death. - • b': A h4sv•!7Fifjjl IVe WI ct billiuliousa . am.. N...... .. g) pefil4 I.Viajtorolfitne.,Shlilb.l,44,,n;,, ati,lotieript' , ,t a btSird- Hist( Mijectylso43hfp.l43aktiehrintl .flet"ixtti:), PhitThetlinan:tlittet.lAJNAiSt ~•',.. I. . . , tfhifiiiitr (.2 e I l!'Pee - •likft ftitibfAnt.:: II I i . r..W , Stiti , ST t . A:1•Ii• ter; • Stittli'ird S Mat ItgattelflAl; t Hent i.fittitiAlkti tilt . / iii.. ;tl tii. _ Litt,glitisn.-hl4,4ololifil4;.."Khonwir 1, Y!;:',,; -',,", us Hi.l, • Midshipin44; ;14q.1. Siyst r,, 1 tto ifcCur"• I ' 4, , I rm ,* p 1 ki ::kik txin f' `#. a..,"ti r.is• • , ../.44st ' Ssik4r.ii --,A dam Spilers..Vantetliftilanirr Vat.. Crew , TM:oft - 1y Moliolio.y, joint Spriggs, Daniel Milrpily,. C bodes F5r4...19,0a Tfilinilsjy, ~,,ocimv4rjlars,.,,,_Keter c.4.ifloi,di ' Georgeh*tes%ne,taVtiesVa,'lairediararfiajPtitAh flew . bottom' s ! , altottissfltentligtoVianne,l irgeith I Otis t • 6 , 16 '"" I )esfis. Dal I t ty ,- *. ip4# 1 '5:1144 H a 05,. ; ,y,,:i.yr,,, , i.pc , .-? . ,T,i. , . ; Thomas Tit:la . :l . JpfilDiiiiison, John 1 .4e11y, limn t . :, ~, `Francis Simone,' Wrhtgfainott, Whey Hairy. feint. c • ro.. 'nth; Pat- ila.neY.. ROiserr•Vulit. -kith , Neal. joint , t . Iti imk it; Win. Clarkson, Thomas Carter, Wm. J.41,i) , , joint Wcusicr, ~ i %Vitt: EZrrity;ton; ' Limes Eukey, l'eterelarke, Win. Joi ' soo t .. Pat. 13elaliiirst, Einanitf;l Irish, Alexander Malmo' John Bew.vn, Item. Clitrk;'.Atch. 44.11)otialdi 'l:llontaX iii,W,P . lier, . glc h. Liverron, Wm..Wittock, Saul. Cireenwciod, John. Mantle, Robeit Clae, foihes , l).iftgrW, Win% Elliott, 1 , 11 . 1 1 I Cl.!rke fist), Lai , lence , -AlingerliOn, Lit , net Smith, John coliAsiturh, Thoiiiiti:o3linisi. Samttel:Steplienson , 10 ,54 E.ipt.st Win..Co..v, ant Ivo ny Per)t i s,,Cnarl4 Salm'Alf TOP" S miiniAlelci, Wm. Guard, Robert Meier, I)iiiic ,ii 51'NfiOli Ifitin Brown, John N actor,. :Arthur' Cole, Robert Ilenky, • George Brown, Samuel Laker, Fros. tiraharn, Win. Woutt''' gate, IV in: Border, lona Hardeast le, Christ. V riglit t pial Holmes, „lames Skinifer,.. Fie. Berthier, Ro'hirt I.i for, , fitmes ihAe, Atal R3t4lierleici lohn Ephraim, Win. RoAca , Sam. Tremble, lona Afiront, Thoir'as Stokes, . Levy, w in: Ausithy, .Win. Dodd, Wm.. Welding, , Stephen I Merritt, 101 M Reynolds, Adam Mackie, Charles l'aclii. t Robert Robinson, Urorge Durant, Griffith Griffiths, George Atrietson:Chlflcs Strikes; Wm. BitifttlAd; JP" •Ivrfi '' Robert Smith._ lona Herias V ieelo, Win Randle , Thomas . Sri* h, I..ifin Smith, John Coleman Jain.fs Burke, 1 6131, Burke, Niel*. Mandeville, Bryan Kiely, 40.t.ttiew Gotland, Thomas Harrison, Bryan Sunderland. Datild Dubtiipi.., to.taP ,t;tart;y, 'Thomas .Quinion, Christ. CL.isheei Ai464; fesser, George My inlm, Ettorn4s Es;on. I coat: flaocoek, 0 weti lanes, J aco b Famberim- George Difilty; joha l'ldf Ps , ' • Deriek Hilton,' Alexander Shillings; tVrti, fr..oriinscti, Il i ad- • ot. !1011, lames Saubergue, -Samuel Wilkinson, I'4u t " .4 • iii, ; iltinifineiristaors'i:iillf:e.ir:is),::-113,1CiaiCihni:aaearrnsIneesY' (aches Andrews, 14 1 , V 11 1 ' ;I Y : F .' ra nci ,i , FrenciS Bent- le). Win. Lrickett, Thomas Truenion,flono Shirt, (-;''' ) ; (11. A Guess, bn.hari ‘ l %:' i il ia inS„pulitio,,ivraif,•,, t v ot i f it n . i t i . : 4 01 : - Robert Shaw, fultn Hunt, Thotnas PrestCri, Alexander Cape, George Tough, john Wild. MAD DOGS.—Coinitierabki alarin has been occa sioned at Worcester, and the .tielghbourho od, ' b y . the :appearance of Feveral ma , d do - 1 it t lil . . th e Ma- - - • gistrltes , ltave prudently 'ordered. all dogs lotind at -. lzsze in the Streets, to be destroyed; -Ou Wedn e " i i d ami a la y ad,, se oa ' in n yd n i i 7i g hit h itid t r a staah m ey, 3 l) n airitl 7 - ks 'bit ten by a' It evidently . !I s tl i C ti a bu L- r k y l :rnitiediately cut out, tern--a poor- boy was bitten .bc;:dlitt:giti.-ing \ wlticl N i r disc cw (lcei vered every sycnptOm ..91-.11 -, adilqs. The anirol • firs/ seized the lad's chifte. , , ~. h ,A,,,lte ; : ante ; %. 6111 . =A ;Pfolet .. ice7'in'd afttst : Cvardi bit him seviiely opoo. , • thc.• wristlherinittiinrwhirfr .deprivid WM otthlt -we- of -his , arna.,. The father of the boy tookliAig t( ' au . 01 . ) iii,iPat surgevu, and it. i.vas kat ed an a .rp. imme diately op of the atilt imist' take pi:xe. ,The same dig - afteriiird s 's seized 'the clothes of -a-girl who was nursing a 'child ;- the girlimd.presetite of, mind . = 14 atom uowr-, }.to praveut- the-dog oiling ner 1i.... , , , i., and theoeh I a -,y,:oapvy oKaped Jartlicy itvu*.... A poor N 4 Dian, malt) . was b itten by a fit 1 , .1 jog that - lately tht'ough Ektitlfey;' Worc'e.-itershire, didel'on - To egtia l se t nn,ght, undemill the herrid syntp.toars of ianina illtlf l Pcia.:. . Xiiiht,„i*_ll4r. It4•r4c4k., NyPfc,b4LPP. l4 ll l'° same clo , Y t . ' ..°' .4 - . - Abont sik - A rteli i in the-rnortiing.'Of the- 3d 1111. ist• hat ibrols-!/..c.kettitrai-stable acljoi nit , * .Ilip dweali t e 1 , . ‘ l` , ,l ve.rt gr lifc.n .! i i i : i i ,r it . :ll o , c l7 l,fil l it.:i.ii o til c r e ltiO;i n i s is i t c es i i i .z i , c ,i. d fid:lll. 6 l,: y ro li giti i :gii i.f osg re :r. : ai e hn S is S et l:. c : l S: vi l ; ..11 , 909 : of Alt.. , pp:.l. rp. Priv N, -- -,91• 1 4 u3/4,1,010ri -aril!). 4hrttwi, down V 014, of t Int, ito.rses ~ : a n d. the 0140. failing atit;Jtint the litter , instantly .#et life .t 4?. 1 . 0 same. 'lliou , li Mr: POT - FEAT - ON hadihe tronieilol! , - • .... : rismstitnee':oterglit or ten s In hourerS, who were upon til t ' Prolini e 3,•yAtttt such was.t he violence - of the. w ilia , that ; hc,..,;-olovi very; . soop,ipwad ,t 0 01(1 surrolinnit.fp ltoeis find bci - rn , , ii:cl fi.mn"illeilce conintnnicated .0 . tsi,4l 'la N•e rids of barley anti' a riC kbf bafg; ikbia tl ; With a eddsiderriblo.iparitity,of wileat,.cats46% :'"• ill the. b4rris, and; gr:niarie, , and altuost ..f:fi article in' fi.ain4icr stock and ktlivi , ..nnents iii 111_1:J1)315d - , ry - ,. were, in a 1,4 hours, en . tirely &instil - lied. , . , . #IIIP PiArfiSt. , .• . i;-::;-.;'..1 , .. . • ........... '' ' 'S " , . : _, ::, ~ItUt.ft4•P,L*Ri. M AN 8. 1 ~•"‘ .Arrive<l—..the Miner.'a, from Nvw York • Ao d tho Catfi, from Quebec. • • . • - ' ' • - • .. . • 0. ' ! .1.,"•:-. ' - •;' .' , . '0 RI XY - I , 440(q, ' pil..ar,p:A . mi It . 8., , ;A, .• ''' Passed, by—the 13ellorta, Thompson, from 1 amaici;,,l, rara,. Suntitrlan.l, froia 'New Orleani ; .1-icaor, • --•—, :1 ) /++:prwAy i. Soph.l4 t . Lowry, fr.nl., p ue.., # d ) . ; lane 44, !II , vi , Smith,'tioirf feriey i Lond in, Sink 11, frn rn..Sf• ^,, AP-1044 4•lll6ils‘.initiloali , and., ..Cci)tnucece,, 'lttrif (t ili,*°l • 4.. 5 1.4 . 1 5 5:A 1. :1 ., 1 n ,.. D .d . i .;: ei tii i :::: 1 0 4 1:0 45 ; ini iir er ia i l t . i . :r:,; Ali; Hay t i. Ama l4/1 1 1: %V3I kter, fori.igrbit ;, Mikry Ann, I.orpe for Merle"'' . ; tut Corgl4a. 0.. • Siki!ecl-:-t he Wanderer; :i4 l., :th yr"::, g f Y :r I{ 13:r' II: :: 1 11, ' ~ ..., ! - „•, e 'a; Ar. , 1 1 )40 11 . TatC. fo.r 'Prirml4,ll:lsll.ll..etra. , Momton, for I) 1i0; anti the: Co1 , 11114vo)...1,. I , e ~:e n ,. Wr 13,1135 t. 8 IR-Ffs6, FrcckrieY On Sunday morning, at Clitistchuruh, Mme' • V. • 'L 0 ite! v, at`Captaln Hoilei htiuse in , ttie :I:1104, 4 a Daug,lner. Akin lohubwna Huge, of a -• • ty r 1 ~.. - 0 ' • ________,.—.....' Adiraraity, Lady . • . , .Mintitlp,ll, - ' r „Ile of Cork,Willtant Busti: d, •On Sitturday ,sennigbr.„„ ',at.. rviatottrooY Chu rch ' ''lC"l - 'ldest datighttror Intim c o lib t fra, E s ], of I ) fil' ' Ca . st:c, both .o that. counky, . , 1 f;'" Latt:ly; :Or Mitt-art Swain,- Meicliatiti at flrial''' rr , bpot,.t.a Miss sosatintit Davies, ox I.,valc I(cgi ~ i ) I. ''"' • .., ..., Esq. of Larcidield, to 'Miss .;e, • Di. .1: • II War* On Fad4:silt/fling, in the 6othyeat of. his age, it ma.•., te Oxfor4tshire, Su - C.. Willoughby, Bait, N131;'", 3, 1 4 I , r ti oft) m'ord slur Baokillgn:dn, and one al V.J.lvras of, Whichwood Forest. • , yin S'oridayilisrning, r at Baiham 'Con 'Kent; the son oniatnuel yssen, eti. ;•. - 4 h its. Oa the fth last . at Leicester, arter a lung ilincss, 'Luker.. tbe wilt; 01Mr. inseph:Bariker„ tbstivi•wc. On Monday last, at his house in li,e‘onshire.pik:e, Co'b Cliambetiaine, 'Esq." • , prof, on the jotu ult. at path, Mrs. Blytb, wife of Mr. Mth y, ranmonger4 nit Pane, I.;:att, -; • - -Orb On Sund.iy the, 3 tst ul'. 4e'lleCCleSt Mr. fohr rn " 0 , 4 ", Co-aw m n:ha, 'aged s 3 ; whole pcclin-ine.4ut:o4 emerging his feet in cold water during .a_ never iitt 3 o 4 gdut. n ICF OF sracrs Bank Stock; Y ' Ind Y i; Stacks 1 7 0 - ~.: ' Fr"ItRDA Mary per Cant 0613 1 • ,-- K . ;NW Homis 1. , IS , go s . .4 PC! Cent. fait E A cheti. Hills, 2s. 015.15. Pr` yer Cent. Red. 64 y# 011Imuni, 3 pr. " s,ppr Cent. Con. ty3 4 i Intpori.o 3p cr Cent. 63 s w 11 . ,Al 4 Lui it; Aan. 18 16 n, uil to S kat Ann. 3- • " 5 Cons. for i ta l ;t l . 6l. o i Lo NVON primal by ft t c.i nap finials, of No. 1, N1411:-:t-court, flow .st rc rt ; and pub ,,, bed ‘V LL I AM ARM Gig SCII I Fps', n South.moiton.strcet. Grovenor.square; At the Suer-OvytcH Nu. t I s, Strand; where ildvel tisements, O r d er s for the Yelper, iment lot the aditur,ltc.(post-paid4 moat be addret.bed. ti. ,L(J.I'Eft)NVAZETIIS - ; Vet. 9, 1908. !, Z. 97 T u re, 9, taos. zti tegitnent nriuti.44-SitilaiililP-Ift7l 4 litikeAPlart zOP4t; he Cornet. IA vice stroileley, i)rottioten. tc at 1,1 1 :i it ta*,..)...ilittaxiiipt. ptirs44it c yio Mansel). who recites, i3th Intto` t A 7 . 6?fti - Tirottras'PhtfaZitiOtli be Lieuteo:mtt, by purcii;t3e, vice IVl‘Altstermittoilcltfliii,clis6oth Poo!. tyth I)itto, Surgeon Mn: Kit;g iron, rh 71t% Foot, to be S mean, vice:Anderioth.appektittetilSorKeon to the 1 , 01%4. i-inspital.lVlatelohn White to .be Assistaot -Sto.geon, vice ; Tit?, peornottiii:Th • '• pBth Ditto, Cornet rattles C l onpil.y,to be Linitenant, by itpr. chase,, vice Griffiths, app6ritteit't&the itt l.il~ Guar to ioth dAtto -Cornet The il*on y to be LieutenAJA . ,t)r • purchase, vice Mortimer, promoted, 25tlt Ditto, Lieutenant Wilitatel•'ittorn:tiy be.Captaiir of a Tropp, vice Leckey, deceased. tit Regtiientof Nutt, licutettant 'Robert tertian; Tront.lhe ,cad lipot, do be Lieutenaut, vice Fr4er, whgcxtlninges., .sth Dttto, Captain . CharieiVroke to tie•MajorP(%ititritiepar.. Kin 4,, appointed .in Inspecting P.riit.cr iit NoVa Scotia. ?tit Ditto, RdwardMorgani Gcnt. to:bel4ieutenant,'`witt)ont . ... . purchase. Loth Ditto, Lieutenant Ralph Marshall, - from the 3d. West. • York Altiitia, to be Ensign, vice Berry, -,prome,teci. Win. 'Nelson, .G cut. to be Ensign, withoutputchase, vice Man set, .promoted. 0. -. , •. , .:, 13th Ditto, AssistantSurgedn Robinson Ay ton, from the . 79th Foot, tube AsststantSurgeon, *ice Couli, 'appoihted burgeon °fa Recruiting Distriiit; 16th •Dittb, 'Ensign Robert' George Rankes to be Lieutenant, .without pUrchase, vice Turner, .promoted ill the - York. 'Light 'lnfantry Volunteer). • Dime! 'rhomption - Pasltley, Cent. to be Ensign, vice . .BAnkei. - 18th Ditto, Ensign 1. E. - Phillips'Latigbarrie to he hieute, - mint, vice Nettervil le deceased. Lieu t.'.i1.:1111 0' F 1 yll, from the South Mayo . Militia, to be Etisign, vice Hiatt, pro- mated: , William Cliftbrd, Gent. td be Ensigr., vice Eaug-'. hatne. ... zoth Dittri, Ensign Rechfort IllOoms4 to - be Lleutenatit,H •without purchase vice Russell , prerjAted - -, , ' • 2.6 th Ditto, Ensign beorge Viport to be Lieutenant, without. :purchase; vice Blake, supcnictled - . Thomas Archer, Gent.. : •to be Ensign, vice t`ipon. , 40th Ditto, Captain Wm.. Militant to be . Major, Without hue... '• .chase, vice. Campbell, appointed an Inspecting Field Officer in Canada. . . - - ' ' ' - 44th Ditto,•Ensign .the l-lona Richard George , Quin to be Lieutenant, vice Langtey. deceased. Win. Henry Meade, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Quin. satyr Ditto, Lieutenant George armstrong t&be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Fitzgerald, who retires. Sad Ditto', Captain Edwards. Gibbs, to be Major, by pur chase, vice Ross, promotertin the9tst Foot. Lieutenant' J. H. Davies to .be Captain of a Company, vice Gibbs. Lieutenant . Charles Mackenzie• Fraser; front the Royals, -! to be Lieutenant, vice lenkin who exchanges: ' Fritueis bun Da4ies, Gent. to be, Cnsign, by . purchase, vice. O'Hara,' promoted. - Dobbs, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ycaman, whose appointment has .not taken place. 54th Ditto, C.aptainjOhn Campbelkfrom the 60th Foot,,to I be Captain of a Company, Vice Mann, deceased. Ensign •. Thomas button Bedford to be • Lieutenant, by purchase,- vice Arabia ' promoted. Peter Cockburn, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Iletiterd. • , si„tti Ditto. Ensign William hemp to be .I.ieutepant,. vice . • F reud, deceased. 1 5601:Ditto, Ensign GeorgeStnytlt to be Lieutenant, without. , purchase, vice Stephens, supersedial. - Charles Knowles, . Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sinyth.', '... •'.- -', .' -., , 58th Ditto,, Lieutenant Adam Ferguson, from the . B7th FOot, to he Captain or a Company, 'by purchase, vice- Royal, promoted in the bist Foot.- . -, .. • - , 6:tii D:tto, Quarter•MaSter•Serjeant Augustus Eiennerholcr to be Qua' teV. Mister, vice C hild,. deceased.. . . - 72:i Ditty, Ensign lames Bear to be Lieutenant, without • purchase,. vice Chisholm, premoted.. , : -'' • .-- ,-, 7311 • Ditto„ Ensign - Encinitas Skottowe to be Lieutenant, by. purchase, vice Chamberlain., promoted in the istlr.Foot. 79th•Ditto,.i4ospital 7 Mate Andrew : , .iirkrsort to be Assist.. • ant-Surgeon ' vict A ton, app,,:iired to the 13th F u ut. Both Ditto, lohti Bowler, Gent- tube Ensign,. without pur, chase, - vice Cistell, promoted. Stst , Ditto, Ensign Thomas LlOydSerjearit;' from the -Limo,. rjclpCity Militia, to be Ensign, vice Denitis,,cashieted. . Sid , Ditter, Erskine Eraser, Gent. to be Elaigti, without II ... i nurOaste, vice Heck ford,: sti persetied.... ~, • - . • 57ttt Mutt, Assistant-Surgeon' Samuel 1 ift,' fraiti the 17:h ..•4• , . . t..-Vtall,OoJlS, t,i , *,,51,44;011, . YICC 11.M6v 411.)iicitnt,;( . 4 ;„,.) All s . . lie . 7t i Light Di-aprons. 91i - :0 tto, Lieutenant .lotinGibb,ttflatn'thelfite•Miiititt i . t o be Ensign. ; 96th Ditto, Captain Benjamin K., Lavie'iatirt to be Major; without .pureltase, v;ce Trench, appointed au Insittcling ' Field-Olth.er in Canada. lobit'RoSe, Griit. lu be Ensign, vv i then purchase, vice Elliott, Intmoted In 'the 4tit Cat.' • rison Battalion. • , • . . Ist Wes(. India lteitintertg &COWAndrew Plu.ir to balieu. tea ;:nt, without pitronue,viee caAjp,rett. loi) Isliks, , Genr, to be vier: Phan . . ! ••• - - . •,.• s tutto t Ltiogn ,b% , 1111 ant NY COS CA:r to Vi 44 .Itohervetilcratt, Gra, io be Etisii;n; • vice,hwittv; tieceagal: Gent. to be F.tr. vit.e Webster. , fah Ditto, Ens ign ceori:,e E. Tracey to •be Lieutariant, vice L. P. T r ,w v y, sth Ditto, Enxikti total Cresbic.to he Junes,Let : Ap by liti4s,ti, .vice Cuphic. . Waggon Train; Captain 'George Dafleb:,,frorn; Half* pay of the Yost,' Eoot, to be Captain of d 'r,roop (epay.: • tug the ditPeiice), viee'titecte, .tivtto exublingess••• , •• York LiFht. infantry ,Volowecrs, Lieutenant Thomas De., 'kenzY ruttier . , from the ilith Foot; to 'lie Captain 'of A coa l pany,, wit4ol.lt ViCO Stewart, • appoilavo ti the .}6th Pont. Lieutenant--- Nley,"flonittie 97th Moor, to i,e Captain of a Comp:!rtyi.:vice ncecithera.; Gent., to he Ensli;ll, by pur.:int.se, vice De.ailotta, Aoat' . • . .:• . 1.4 1 Q) al York ,Itange,.., Patrickl-lo4itn, Gvit. tp 17, 05 i g0s ' Without purehtt4e, vice. tlttrtlea, tvitostrAppoit , tritetiatilit . rigt taken place.., , i • •"4 Royal Vest India Ile. ry Mlnuitigton - Oa . ga l ; ‘, 13 en t to b Ensign, Vice Dolislo, ,4ecrased„ , „;:1,;; 1 11,,, 6th C;atii,;..n,itattalton, Captain the Hon. 'Charles Stahhope, 51(1 t F dot, to be M ijori Without Puietitti;‘ , trice to,tite J t•oo . th ) Eto, KG.i l.'ld Ilargtato, t:eia. to be 'Ensign, vice'r`rro ii • I,,til ki ,a,9nioton in tit, :ut, ; , •. , Itiropeati"Garrivni Comp.iny in the Leo wart! lahitids friiiagn • ljtthortriyets Cob.: Lientuitant, 4cp. ,Jevt-Major -- Cohn 'r to be Ensign, vice Myttrs, • .t. Ifihru'Mactellan. Gent. •tolut. • AsititAnAL,:antatiosary ar Stores,rtovihions t an d Forogl to the Forces., 1405141'A I. ST A t• " . A.;7l * fittritcon,"--?-- 17;ty lor, from :the zpat Light :P.r4oops,iltti Surgeon to the Forts. Surgeon . janies Anderson, front titer tit Light I)rrigOdlVs4 AO•be ditto. •;At;siictattt-S.urgeu n Francis Golan, front the uth Foot, to be Stogeo,i of a Re. cruiting pi'strid, Nike Henry, rt , No retires an 1 - t.MlLpity. undermentioned AvimilitlTlClll:l„ as . stated in the Ga.. itAtts Of th ki e th I tine o 15,74, zUlt january,:tloA,And'irth. of lune; 1857„,..,0vi.; r.or taken place, viz. 34th Foot, Enitrn übe Lituteioni. • " • 77 3,1 1 •D i ttfr i John 1(3111;11g,, (;efit. t bu bbsigiti Cornelius Sraw,.Cent. to be F.1..,10. E,C5c..0 , 4 c.M., 11l the t,azcttc of the 19th'i)eceinbeillifit, 22(1 ltirgintent of 1 4 oot, tor I'. Barlow, C;ci - a. to be Eiu'i r ,7), • ;JAY I.e. :SAO, 'teati, Bartow, (mt. to be ErlSitil, r•a e Ohvics, pramotcd. Within twenty miles oithe Metropelli, it is coin - prated there are.thirty thousand licensecliVieuallers, a majority of which have a Society held, for raising Lottery Subscriptions : only admit that one ballot' those Societies lay out twenty pounds in Shares, they will 'require a supply Of, t5;000 Tickets ; only: ten `. thousand will then remain, to supply Ireland, Scotland, and theadjacent Counties in F.110211(1, 7 - The Scheme contains an unusual number of Capi:ial and other Prizes, and no Fixed Prior; HOHNiBY and Co. recommend an. .early .1; 141 .- schase t it .being very advantageous to buy, before the Drawing begins'. 'rickets are now selling' it and Shares in proportimi, at their Old Vatiblistied Lottery Offices; Na, Coruhill ; Nos2,Charing . Cross; and St. Borough. LAW/NE MOW t.t. C Otiikt F 64 E etS,IF Air: S. 4.13 t,27ixe: It.llh tucTott-code,patuet. •,The ATTottNi:v-G4itrytn..t. moved• for the Judg-, meat of the Court in this case against the Defendant, for publishind4 libel on theitoyal College of Physi- Cians.---The Chief Justice having, reported the pro, ceedings at the trial., 'affidavits : by the Defendant and Attorney were read in initigatiOn., The De iefidant said a few . words; Signifying' hii hope that' the apology which be offered unsuccesSfully to the: College, would have its effed with their LordohiK.-; The. ATTORNnY-GENc.IIAL, Mr. G',/tItOW 4 and were heard on behalf Of the College, Lker which the Court 'ordered the Defendant to stand committed to the -King's Bench Prison, and to be brought , tilV , Oll,lVelinestiay next to receive; indgment. .-• • 74,* SIR C. twytut:is, Mr. 0 - It,ittiow inover for a rule to shew cause why a criminal information should not be filed against Sir.Christophiir Hawkins, Recordet of the Borough of Orairipoundl Mr. Prager,: Mayor ; Mr: Liminan, one of the Deputies, and Alderman ; the Rev. Mr. Moore, another of the Aldermen, and who also noted Deputy Recorder for Sir Christopher Hawkins, and several other Aldermen of the &VIM Borough.- This the Learned Counsel moved on an atti6vit imputing, ; to the persons agahist . whoin the rille was applied for, misconduCt in holding meetings for the purple of creating undue infhience in favour of Sir Christopher Hawkins, at the eleClion of a - Mernber'to serve in Parliament for the said Borough of Gratupound.-- 7he Court granted a rule to shew cause. FEBRUARY 9. VOLtiNTEEIt COR PS. A Rule to file a Criminal In(ormation'was obtain.: : ed, a few iday's since, against a .tientletuan uarrtod Pyke, a .Private in a ',Volunteer Corps it Liverpool, for sending a Challenge .to his'CoMmanding Off= cer, Lieut.-Colonel Williams. This day Mr. EAst; moved to make the,' Rule' absolute; when Mr. GARROW observed,. that 'Mr. Pyke , was a very-young, man, arid had sent the challenge in ,the moment of intemperance. He bad, howeVei', expresSed t a'pro.:' per see e.a the Rsupropttety.Of his,ondot , 2ivd apologised to his Colonel; whiWtte prosegntor had, bad the kinjness to .accept: ' I as apology being' read, the Court acquieSeed in the compromise, the Rule was WithdraWn'. . WARRANTS . OF ATTORNEY. A motion Woo made to set,aiide a Warrant of At-. torney for 174. given .by the . siidow of tbq de ceased Mr. flight, Who was murdered by Patch, in 'the ehara6ter of EitecutriX. ground u'potcwh;eli the mofinn Was Made, was, that the_in;;trument wa6 obtained by fr4od and. rnitireOresotation..,:Mrs: : Blight had - Made herself answerable for:1;001. rnoti than the aa.ts in hand had watrantea '&l4' l After .hearing the ATTORNEY9bENERAL And Mr: GAittiom4. fOro and agans . t . '!the metiorri ;the :Cdurt direaed an issue to try the fool, whether or: uottbe Warrant of Attorney was obtained by frap4 or Oris tepresentatioti. • AMP!' V.- LANG. • The Contt 'were! occupied uilth , the , distua , ,ion. of Alia ~ case, which :grow upon 4•:Moho!). ill arrest judgment,, in at a(tiun for not i nboynliii Wilt 'or subyeet)ii'dircts - tt!run;, :1:1t1 for appearing Witness without einaliOitig the paper which 114 Defondlint Wasi . etjuired tt bring in evidence.•r . • 11)0 A.TTortNcy-GENt t , tAL. stated very broridly, that 'all tlv `treat Lawyers; on iheWesiern ' in'' his - early 'praEtiee, find . Lor'd 'Kenyon and inzuty others;; treated this Writ as a nullity, - and con 4. tendpd that . no man could he hound to .obey Lord - ELLENDoRouGH 'and Mr. Justice LA NV ItiibTElL, however, considered thiS as one ot - thertncsi important auestre - tiliaThr malt eVer been discussed in ,Westainiter Hall ; for, Said - •tlie hitter, with just 'and impartial reason,- how- can the ckil and criminal justice of the country be proceeded in ; how . ean any mal* ! rights be maintnned ; innocir ce er.pe& ,to defended, if a party, in. a Court of Law, haslio means of calling upon another to pro duce intotfit that written document which isiessen tisk(' the, intermsts of his cause..? , • t The Court took time. to considey,Qf the case, FEBRUARY 10. THE. KING V. HECTOR CAMFBELL. 7116 Defendant -Was thlottght . up. to , r'eciveirtlie incigalent ot the Court, witioW was .prottcattrcediAlty Mr. Justice GIWSE. Fie. NV.LIS adjudged.to pay a , titiv t 4.50. and to AN • itßkfisonedit,ltree calendar months; itilt4e King's Bench Pricoli„ ~COURT. rE.3. s.. • 100 atkpe tt. ‘Mi l er Virj , AnkaiYtt'i tytou argumit in this ,arse, an * the part of Nir;* foi'"the ttod Mr. Cyt..t.titl, for the .A.s?tgrieei, The - tottb 'CuAtibEi..etift held, that the cQnvieltiott of the Aittnkrupit nnt. being haven to b 4 sot a isle I)); wiit of error, !di Lordship-wps precindecf• by, th:tt , tiretmlitance from catering into , yt *the Petitioiter's ea,:;.The, "ri•obability of his I.;vid -itliip bating , culled -on • iti,- , 11',..clitfeTent'•capricity to ti 4 ,iso,tts.overeign att‘ to the exercise Of..'ltis):3•4.go gative of mercy, did - not vest, hi in, 113 Lord Chancel-4 • Int; NV itli.any power to review proceedings atter aft' ~atig,imder, not sou lit,to be set aside in the only wanner. The applieit lion . wits accordingty relwed. gp.mix-hur 6. WATIWS n. AY LOR• ,~, , A motion in this . ease, which regarded the right of managetnent of the Opera House stood over to this day, ,-„Out was *lda p9stptmed. , Yesterday, a ,young,woman, servant to a trades-, man in OKtORI-rold, fell trout th e ti n t floor window into the street, :withoLit sustainiug the swallest per. banal injUry. At 'the instant, ~two men, with a basket filled with citmwily of linen, We're passink; upon which - the girl tir.it ali,;hted, and probably was the mettlS 9fs4ying . 'her life, as s h e hie%itnbly. must wise have' upon the flog-stones. She %cry imprudently put upon the ledge, to dean the WindoW, and in writing rotind triissed her held. HIGII wATrt RAT LONDON JIKIDGg TO.MOR. Row. Moroi after 2. Aliernoon,' 44 min. after 2